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Hmmm, I'll try to help you bud :3
2 of the 4 facts above that might cause me to question is "Although Robert Carter is describing events just after the Civil War, this interview was recorded in 1938" which gives me a question, did he predict the Civil War or was it a coincidence? Another fact I question his reliability about is "After the Civil War, the Freeman's Bureau assisted many former slaves who were seeking to start a new life in the South" and that's his reliability on helping slaves start a new life and assisted :3
Explanation:
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A charter for the southern section is given to a company of London merchants. A company based in Plymouth is granted a similar charter for the northern part of this long coastline, which as yet has no European settlers.
Your answer should be “Prediction” :D
I think it’s transportation
One major characteristic of American companies in the 1920s was that they operated with very little government regulation--meaning that many of them exploited workers.
